I have to take medicine.
Source: tatoeba (5999)
Medicine
//ˈmɛd.ɪ.s(ɪ)n//
Synonyms for "medicine" (130 found)
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Closest matches (26)
Strong matches (39)
Related words (65)
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87 entriesChinese medicineChinese patent medicineChinese traditional medicineDarwinian medicineEdison's medicineGod's medicineMedicine HatMedicine LineMedicine LodgeYellow Medicine Countya spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go downa spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go downaeromedicineallopathic medicineantimedicineauriculomedicine
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505 translations across 183 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- medisyne noun (substance which promotes healing)
Ahtna
1 entries- bedesnii noun (substance which promotes healing)
Alabama
2 entries- aissi noun (substance which promotes healing)
- apofka noun (ritual Native American magic)
Albanian
4 entries- barna noun (substance which promotes healing)
- barna noun (treatment or cure)
- ilaç noun (substance which promotes healing)
- mjekësi noun (field of study)
Amharic
1 entries- ሕክምና noun (substance which promotes healing)
Ancient Greek
4 entries- βοήθημα noun (substance which promotes healing)
- φαρμάκευμα noun (substance which promotes healing)
- φαρμάκιον noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ἰατρική noun (field of study)
Arabic
4 entries- دَوَاء noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دَوَاء noun (treatment or cure)
- شِفَاء noun (treatment or cure)
- طِبّ noun (field of study)
Aramaic
1 entries- סמא noun (substance which promotes healing)
Armenian
4 entries- բժշկագիտություն noun (field of study)
- բժշկություն noun (field of study)
- բժշկություն noun (profession)
- բուժում noun (treatment or cure)
Assamese
2 entries- ঔষধ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- দৰৱ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Asturian
1 entries- melecina noun (substance which promotes healing)
Atong (India)
1 entries- sam noun (substance which promotes healing)
Avar
2 entries- дарман noun (substance which promotes healing)
- дару noun (substance which promotes healing)
Azerbaijani
3 entries- dərman noun (substance which promotes healing)
- tibb noun (field of study)
- əlac noun (substance which promotes healing)
Bangi
1 entries- mono noun (substance which promotes healing)
Bashkir
3 entries- дарыу noun (substance which promotes healing)
- дауа noun (substance which promotes healing)
- дауа noun (treatment or cure)
Belarusian
4 entries- ле́кі noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ляка́рства noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лячэ́нне noun (treatment or cure)
- медыцы́на noun (field of study)
Bengali
4 entries- এলাজ noun (treatment or cure)
- ওষুধ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ঔষধ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- দাওয়াই noun (substance which promotes healing)
Bhojpuri
1 entries- दवा noun (substance which promotes healing)
Breton
2 entries- louzoù noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medisinerezh noun (field of study)
Bulgarian
4 entries- лека́рство noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лече́ние noun (treatment or cure)
- медици́на noun (field of study)
- медици́на noun (profession)
Burmese
2 entries- ဆေး noun (substance which promotes healing)
- အာယုဗ္ဗေဒ noun (field of study)
Buryat
1 entries- эм noun (substance which promotes healing)
Catalan
4 entries- medicament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (field of study)
- medicina noun (profession)
- remei noun (treatment or cure)
Central Kurdish
2 entries- دەرمان noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دەوا noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chechen
1 entries- молха noun (substance which promotes healing)
Cherokee
1 entries- ᏅᏬᏘ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chichewa
1 entries- mankhwala noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chickasaw
1 entries- itti̠sh noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chinese
1 entries- йүә noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chinese Cantonese
1 entries- 治療 /治疗 noun (treatment or cure)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 方劑學 /方剂学 noun (field of study)
- 治療 /治疗 noun (treatment or cure)
- 藥 /药 noun (substance which promotes healing)
- 藥品 /药品 noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chukchi
1 entries- инэнмэԓевичгын noun (substance which promotes healing)
Chuvash
1 entries- эмел noun (substance which promotes healing)
Czech
4 entries- lék noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lékařství noun (field of study)
- lékařství noun (profession)
- léčba noun (treatment or cure)
Danish
4 entries- lægemiddel noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicin noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicin noun (field of study)
- medicin noun (ritual Native American magic)
Daur
1 entries- em noun (substance which promotes healing)
Dutch
4 entries- artsenij noun (field of study)
- artsenij noun (profession)
- geneeskunde noun (field of study)
- geneeskunde noun (profession)
Dzongkha
1 entries- སྨན noun (substance which promotes healing)
Emilian
2 entries- midgénna noun (substance which promotes healing)
- midgénna noun (field of study)
Erzya
2 entries- менькс noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ормаменькс noun (substance which promotes healing)
Esperanto
3 entries- kuracilo noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicino noun (field of study)
- medikamento noun (substance which promotes healing)
Estonian
4 entries- arstirohi noun (substance which promotes healing)
- arstiteadus noun (field of study)
- medikament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- meditsiin noun (field of study)
Ewe
3 entries- amatsi noun (treatment or cure)
- atike noun (substance which promotes healing)
- atike noun (treatment or cure)
Faroese
2 entries- heilivágur noun (substance which promotes healing)
- læknafrøði noun (field of study)
Finnish
4 entries- hoito noun (treatment or cure)
- lääke noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lääketiede noun (field of study)
- lääketiede noun (profession)
French
4 entries- médecine noun (field of study)
- médicament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- médicaments noun (treatment or cure)
- remède noun (substance which promotes healing)
Friulian
2 entries- medisine noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medisine noun (field of study)
Galician
4 entries- medicamento noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (field of study)
- remedio noun (treatment or cure)
Gamilaraay
1 entries- dhalbin noun (substance which promotes healing)
Georgian
3 entries- მედიცინა noun (field of study)
- მკურნალობა noun (treatment or cure)
- წამალი noun (substance which promotes healing)
German
4 entries- Arznei noun (substance which promotes healing)
- Heilkunde noun (field of study)
- Medikament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- Medizin noun (substance which promotes healing)
Greek
4 entries- αγωγή noun (treatment or cure)
- ιατρική noun (field of study)
- ιατρική noun (profession)
- φάρμακο noun (substance which promotes healing)
Greenlandic
2 entries- katsorsaat noun (substance which promotes healing)
- nakorsaat noun (substance which promotes healing)
Gujarati
2 entries- ઔષધ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- દવા noun (substance which promotes healing)
Haitian Creole
2 entries- medikaman noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medsin noun (field of study)
Hakka Chinese
1 entries- 醫學 /医学 noun (field of study)
Halkomelem
1 entries- stelmexw noun (substance which promotes healing)
Hausa
1 entries- magani noun (substance which promotes healing)
Hawaiian
1 entries- lāʻau noun (substance which promotes healing)
Hebrew
2 entries- רְפוּאָה noun (field of study)
- תְּרוּפָה noun (substance which promotes healing)
Hindi
4 entries- आयुर्विज्ञान noun (field of study)
- आयुर्वेद noun (field of study)
- उपचार noun (treatment or cure)
- औषध noun (substance which promotes healing)
Hungarian
4 entries- gyógyszer noun (substance which promotes healing)
- orvoslás noun (field of study)
- orvosság noun (substance which promotes healing)
- orvostan noun (field of study)
Ibaloi
1 entries- agas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Icelandic
2 entries- lyf noun (substance which promotes healing)
- læknisfræði noun (field of study)
Ido
1 entries- medicino noun (field of study)
Igbo
1 entries- ogwu noun (substance which promotes healing)
Ilocano
1 entries- agas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Indonesian
4 entries- dokter noun (profession)
- kedokteran noun (field of study)
- obat noun (substance which promotes healing)
- pengobatan noun (treatment or cure)
Iranian Persian
4 entries- دارو noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دَرْمان noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دَرْمان noun (treatment or cure)
- دَوا noun (substance which promotes healing)
Irish
4 entries- cógas noun (substance which promotes healing)
- leigheas noun (substance which promotes healing)
- liacht noun (field of study)
- liacht noun (profession)
Isnag
1 entries- axas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Italian
4 entries- clinica noun (field of study)
- medicamento noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (field of study)
Japanese
4 entries- 医学 noun (field of study)
- 医師 noun (profession)
- 医療 noun (treatment or cure)
- 医者 noun (profession)
Jarai
1 entries- jrao noun (substance which promotes healing)
Javanese
4 entries- jampi noun (substance which promotes healing)
- jamu noun (substance which promotes healing)
- loloh noun (substance which promotes healing)
- tamba noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kabuverdianu
2 entries- ramédi noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ramédi noun (treatment or cure)
Kalmyk
1 entries- эм noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kamba
1 entries- daawa noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kanakanabu
1 entries- savuana noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kankanaey
1 entries- agas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kannada
3 entries- ಔಷಧ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ಮದ್ದು noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ವೈದ್ಯವಿಜ್ಞಾನ noun (field of study)
Karao
1 entries- agas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kazakh
3 entries- дауа noun (substance which promotes healing)
- дәрі noun (substance which promotes healing)
- медицина noun (field of study)
Khmer
2 entries- ថ្នាំ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ឱសថ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Kikuyu
1 entries- ndawa noun (substance which promotes healing)
Korean
4 entries- 약 noun (substance which promotes healing)
- 약재 noun (substance which promotes healing)
- 의사 noun (profession)
- 의학 noun (field of study)
Kyrgyz
2 entries- дары noun (substance which promotes healing)
- медицина noun (field of study)
Ladino
3 entries- kura noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medikería noun (profession)
- melezina noun (substance which promotes healing)
Lao
2 entries- ຢາ noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ວິຊາແພດ noun (field of study)
Latin
4 entries- ars curae noun (field of study)
- ars curandi noun (field of study)
- ars curans noun (field of study)
- medicina noun (profession)
Latvian
4 entries- izārstēšana noun (treatment or cure)
- medicīna noun (field of study)
- medicīna noun (profession)
- medikaments noun (substance which promotes healing)
Limos Kalinga
1 entries- agas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Lingala
1 entries- monó noun (substance which promotes healing)
Lithuanian
3 entries- medicina noun (field of study)
- medikamentas noun (substance which promotes healing)
- vaistas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Livonian
1 entries- āinad noun (substance which promotes healing)
Luhya
1 entries- kamalesi noun (substance which promotes healing)
Luxembourgish
1 entries- Medezin noun (substance which promotes healing)
Lü
1 entries- ᦊᦱ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Macedonian
4 entries- вражба noun (ritual Native American magic)
- вражење noun (ritual Native American magic)
- лек noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лекарство noun (substance which promotes healing)
Malagasy
1 entries- fanafody noun (substance which promotes healing)
Malay
2 entries- perubatan noun (field of study)
- ubat noun (substance which promotes healing)
Malayalam
4 entries- ഔഷധം noun (substance which promotes healing)
- മരുന്ന് noun (substance which promotes healing)
- മരുന്ന് noun (treatment or cure)
- വൈദ്യം noun (profession)
Maltese
1 entries- duwa noun (substance which promotes healing)
Manchu
1 entries- ᠣᡴ᠋ᡨ᠋ᠣ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Marathi
1 entries- औषध noun (substance which promotes healing)
Meru
1 entries- ndawa noun (substance which promotes healing)
Minangkabau
1 entries- kadotoran noun (field of study)
Mizo
1 entries- damdawi noun (substance which promotes healing)
Mongolian
2 entries- анагаах ухаан noun (field of study)
- эм noun (substance which promotes healing)
Māori
2 entries- pūroi noun (substance which promotes healing)
- rongoā noun (substance which promotes healing)
Navajo
1 entries- azeeʼ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Neapolitan
2 entries- 'mmericìna noun (substance which promotes healing)
- 'mmericìna noun (field of study)
Nepali
1 entries- औषधी noun (substance which promotes healing)
Nivkh
1 entries- охт noun (substance which promotes healing)
Northern Kurdish
4 entries- bijîşkî noun (profession)
- derman noun (substance which promotes healing)
- derman noun (substance which promotes healing)
- tib noun (field of study)
Northern Sami
1 entries- dálkkas noun (substance which promotes healing)
Norwegian Bokmål
4 entries- droge noun (substance which promotes healing)
- legemiddel noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medikament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medisin noun (substance which promotes healing)
Norwegian Nynorsk
3 entries- lækjemiddel noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicin noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medikament noun (substance which promotes healing)
Occitan
1 entries- medicament noun (substance which promotes healing)
Odia
1 entries- ଔଷଧ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Ojibwe
1 entries- mashkiki noun (substance which promotes healing)
Old English
4 entries- lācnung noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lācnung noun (treatment or cure)
- lǣċecræft noun (field of study)
- lǣċecræft noun (profession)
Ottoman Turkish
4 entries- طب noun (field of study)
- طب noun (profession)
- طبابت noun (field of study)
- طبابت noun (profession)
Pali
1 entries- osadha noun (substance which promotes healing)
Pashto
2 entries- دوا noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دوايي noun (substance which promotes healing)
Pela
1 entries- tʃʰɿ³⁵ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Polish
4 entries- leczenie noun (treatment or cure)
- lek noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lekarstwo noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medycyna noun (field of study)
Portuguese
4 entries- medicamento noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (field of study)
- medicina noun (profession)
- remédio noun (substance which promotes healing)
Punjabi
2 entries- ਤਿੱਬ noun (field of study)
- ਦਵਾ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Quechua
1 entries- jampina noun (substance which promotes healing)
Romanian
4 entries- medicament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicină noun (field of study)
- terapie noun (treatment or cure)
- tratament noun (treatment or cure)
Romansch
2 entries- medicament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- remedi noun (substance which promotes healing)
Russian
4 entries- лека́рственное сре́дство noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лека́рство noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лече́ние noun (treatment or cure)
- медикаме́нт noun (substance which promotes healing)
Sanskrit
4 entries- अगद noun (substance which promotes healing)
- आयुर्वेद noun (field of study)
- औषध noun (substance which promotes healing)
- भेषज noun (substance which promotes healing)
Scottish Gaelic
4 entries- cungaidh noun (substance which promotes healing)
- eòlas-leigheas noun (field of study)
- leigheas noun (substance which promotes healing)
- leigheas noun (treatment or cure)
Semai
1 entries- penglai noun (substance which promotes healing)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- lečenje noun (treatment or cure)
- liječenje noun (treatment or cure)
- lijȇk noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lȇk noun (substance which promotes healing)
Shan
1 entries- ယႃ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Sindhi
1 entries- دوا noun (substance which promotes healing)
Sinhalese
2 entries- ඔසුව noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ඖෂධය noun (substance which promotes healing)
Slovak
4 entries- lekárstvo noun (field of study)
- lekárstvo noun (profession)
- liek noun (substance which promotes healing)
- liečba noun (treatment or cure)
Slovene
3 entries- medicina noun (field of study)
- zdravilo noun (substance which promotes healing)
- zdravljenje noun (treatment or cure)
Sotho
1 entries- moriana noun (substance which promotes healing)
Spanish
4 entries- fármaco noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicamento noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medicina noun (field of study)
Sundanese
1 entries- ᮒᮒᮙ᮪ᮘ noun (substance which promotes healing)
Swahili
2 entries- dawa noun (substance which promotes healing)
- tiba noun (treatment or cure)
Swedish
4 entries- drog noun (substance which promotes healing)
- läkarvetenskap noun (field of study)
- läkekonst noun (field of study)
- läkemedel noun (substance which promotes healing)
Tagalog
4 entries- gamot noun (substance which promotes healing)
- gamot noun (treatment or cure)
- medisina noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medisina noun (treatment or cure)
Tajik
3 entries- дору noun (substance which promotes healing)
- пизишкӣ noun (field of study)
- тиб noun (field of study)
Tamil
4 entries- மருத்துவம் noun (treatment or cure)
- மருத்துவம் noun (field of study)
- மருத்துவம் noun (profession)
- மருந்து noun (substance which promotes healing)
Taos
2 entries- woléne noun (substance which promotes healing)
- woléne noun (treatment or cure)
Tarifit
1 entries- asfer noun (substance which promotes healing)
Tashelhit
1 entries- asafar noun (substance which promotes healing)
Tatar
2 entries- дару noun (substance which promotes healing)
- медицина noun (field of study)
Tausug
1 entries- ubat noun (substance which promotes healing)
Telugu
3 entries- ఔషదం noun (substance which promotes healing)
- మందు noun (substance which promotes healing)
- వైద్యం noun (field of study)
Ternate
1 entries- sou noun (substance which promotes healing)
Thai
4 entries- การรักษา noun (treatment or cure)
- ยา noun (substance which promotes healing)
- แพทยศาสตร์ noun (field of study)
- แพทย์ noun (profession)
Tibetan
3 entries- གསོ་བ་རིག་པ noun (field of study)
- སྨན noun (substance which promotes healing)
- སྨན་རིག noun (field of study)
Tigrinya
1 entries- ሕክምና noun (substance which promotes healing)
Tocharian B
1 entries- sāṃtke noun (substance which promotes healing)
Tok Pisin
4 entries- marasin noun (substance which promotes healing)
- marasin noun (field of study)
- marasin noun (profession)
- marasin samting noun (treatment or cure)
Tumbuka
1 entries- mankhwala noun (substance which promotes healing)
Turkish
4 entries- em noun (substance which promotes healing)
- ilaç noun (substance which promotes healing)
- tedavi noun (treatment or cure)
- tıp noun (field of study)
Turkmen
3 entries- derman noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lukmançylyk noun (field of study)
- medisina noun (field of study)
Ukrainian
4 entries- лі́ки noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лік noun (substance which promotes healing)
- лік noun (treatment or cure)
- ліка́рство noun (substance which promotes healing)
Upper Sorbian
3 entries- lěk noun (substance which promotes healing)
- lěkarstwo noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medikament noun (substance which promotes healing)
Urdu
4 entries- دَارُو noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دَوَا noun (substance which promotes healing)
- دَوَا noun (treatment or cure)
- دَوَائِی noun (substance which promotes healing)
Uyghur
1 entries- دورا noun (substance which promotes healing)
Uzbek
4 entries- dori noun (substance which promotes healing)
- iloj noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medikament noun (substance which promotes healing)
- meditsina noun (field of study)
Venetan
2 entries- medexina noun (substance which promotes healing)
- medexina noun (field of study)
Vietnamese
1 entries- thuốc noun (substance which promotes healing)
Volapük
1 entries- medinav noun (field of study)
Waray-Waray
2 entries- bulong noun (substance which promotes healing)
- tambal noun (treatment or cure)
Welsh
4 entries- ffisig noun (substance which promotes healing)
- meddygaeth noun (field of study)
- meddygaeth noun (profession)
- meddyginiaeth noun (substance which promotes healing)
White Hmong
1 entries- tsuaj noun (substance which promotes healing)
Yakut
1 entries- эмп noun (substance which promotes healing)
Yiddish
3 entries- מעדיצין noun (substance which promotes healing)
- מעדיצין noun (field of study)
- מעדיצין noun (profession)
Yoruba
1 entries- oogun noun (substance which promotes healing)
Zazaki
1 entries- dermon noun (substance which promotes healing)
Zhuang
1 entries- yw noun (substance which promotes healing)
Zulu
2 entries- iselapho noun (substance which promotes healing)
- umuthi noun (substance which promotes healing)
Sample sentences
21 total sentences available.
Have you taken your medicine yet?
Source: tatoeba (16380)
Take this medicine in case you get sick.
Source: tatoeba (18365)
Recent advances in medicine are remarkable.
Source: tatoeba (18645)
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